Sick Marines Released From Hospital at Parris Island
Thirty nine Marine recruits hospitalized with kidney problems after intense boot camp exercises were released to light duties but to remain hospitalized for the rest of the week. Three drill instructors tied to the workouts are on other duties as investigators review the incident. Capt. M. R. Arnold said push ups in boot camp exceeded recommended limits, with five minute periods sometimes lasting much longer.
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Parris Island
S.C
M. RB. Arnold
Arnold
Trumpeting Cabbie Plays Music for Fares in Denver
AP report profiles Jack Kaufman a 36 year old cab driver in Denver who tours his routes with a trumpet. He claims a repertoire over 1000 songs learned despite not reading music and notes fans remark he sounds decent early in the morning. Kaufman recalls events with celebrities like Oakland Raiders players and a near zoo disturbance incident.
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Denver
Jack Kaufman
Kaufman
Canadaigua
N.Y
Typhoon Curtails Major Vietnam War Bombing
Typhoon Harriet reduced U S bombing in Indochina while high altitude 652 Stratofortress bombers struck suspected North Vietnamese depots and bunkers in the northern South Vietnam DMZ area. Da Nang suffered rain and power outages as weather halted carrier strikes and flood damage persisted along the coast. South Vietnamese bases reported limited clashes with enemy casualties.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Harriet
U.S
Indochina
America
South Vietnam
A Shan
Demilitarized Zone
Fuller
South China Sea
Vinh
North Vietnam
Dmz
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Midway
Oriskany
Tonkin Gulf
da Nang
Neal Ulreich
Quang Tri
Paris
Hanoi
Resumed pretrial hearing in Henderson My Lai case
The pretrial hearing for Army Colonel Oran Henderson resumes in Indiana amid moves to dismiss a charge of not reporting war crimes and to force a more specific investigation claim. Henderson, 50, is accused of involvement in the My Lai massacre coverup and lying to a Pentagon inquiry. He commanded the 11th Brigade during the 1968 slayings.
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Vr. Meade
Army
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Frank J. Dorsey
Henderson
Peter S. Wondolowski
Wondolowski
Indianapolis
Pentagon
Wiliam Peers
Amencal
Hope hosts King Solomon Grand Lodge and O E S meeting
The King Solomon Grand Lodge and Oziell Grand Chapter O E S of Arkansas met in Hope. Frances B Turner of Zorah Chapter No 4 was crowned Queen for the second year, with husband James Turner elected Associate Grand Patron. Lena Tyus gave an address on overcoming obstacles and five heroines. Grand officers elected include Lena Tyus Grand Matron Inez Monk Icesia Lee Muldrow James Turner.
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King Solomon Grand Lodge
Oziell Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Stars
State of Arkansas
Hope
Frances B. Turner
Zorah
O.e-S
James Turner
St. Andrew Lodge No. 10
Lena Tyus
Inez Monk
G.A.C
Icesia Lee Muldrow
G.A.P
Citizens Bank Edges First National in Ruth League Thriller
Citizens Bank defeated First National 11 to 10 in Babe Ruth League action. Corn Belt crushed Anderson-Frazier 24 to 1. With one game left for each team, Citizens Bank faces Blevins and Corn Belt faces Merchants on Thursday, Anderson-Frazier meets First National on Friday, and the All-Star team will be announced that night.
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Citizens Bank
First National
Corn Belt
Anderson- Frazier
Merchants
Anderson-Frazier
Corn Belt i Merchants
Sheriff's Win Overtime Game Headlines Local Little League Night
Barry's defeated CBC 9 to 2 as Stan Harris homered for Barry's. Lions crushed Hope Auto 104 in the second matchup. In an overtime finish, Sheriff's edged James in a dramatic late showdown.
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Barry
CBC
Stan Harris
Lions
Hope Auto 104
Sheriff's
James
Cox, Tricia Now in New York
Nixon's son in law Edward Finch Cox and Tricia arrived in New York to work in the U S Attorney's office with Whitney North Sey mour Jr for the summer. They traveled from Washington with Secret Service agents to the Cox parents' home. Cox, a Harvard Law student, plans to return to Harvard Law School in the fall. Homers were hit by Richard Wilson and Joe Guilliams in the game.
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New York
Nixon
Edward Finch Cox
Tricia
Cox
U.S. Atty
Whitney North Seymour Jr
Secret Service
Washington
Cal
Howard Cox
Harvard Law School
Hope Star Reports Communist Strikes and Cambodian Budget
Hope Star notes a pattern of Communist attacks in a region with short bursts followed by withdrawals, aided by stretched supply lines. It also reports Cambodia's National Assembly approving a $140 million 1971 budget, with 59 percent allocated to the war against the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese, and total spending up $89.1 million from last year.
Penn Central may sell nonrail assets to fund overhaul
Trustees of the Penn Central, facing a 6.5 billion bankruptcy, may sell everything not tied to rail service to raise funds by 1976. Jervis Langdon Jr says focus on running the railroad and public service as the company seeks positive cash flow, with planned asset sales in Manhattan and a study to decide which nonrail facilities to retain or dispose.
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Lee Linder
Associated Press
Philadelphia (Ap
Penn Central
Jervis Langdon Jr
U.S
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Langdon
Penn Centre
Midtown Manhattan
New York City
Cuba
The
Antilles
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